Apocalypse Fail: Why the World Didn't End

Intended as a video to be aired on Dec. 22, NASA reassures the public that life will continue on after the so-called Mayan apocalypse.

Upstate Soldier Killed During Training Exercise

Sgt. 1st Class Bradley Keys, of Inman, died Dec. 13 from injuries sustained during a military free fall training event in Eloy, Ariz.

Former Lt. Gov. Ken Ard Gives First Interview Since Resigning

Ard resigned in March, pleaded guilty to ethics violation.

Tech Firm Adding 300 Jobs

Benefitfocus, which has offices in Greenville, is expanding in the LowCountry.

Nominees Sought for South Carolina Environmental Awareness Awards

Deadline for nominations is January 31, 2013.

Department of Motor Vehicles Announces Holiday Schedule

Offices to close for Christmas and New Year's Day holidays.

Upstate Conservatives: DeMint's Departure Disappointing

The resignation of U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint has conservatives lamenting the loss of what they considered a conservative giant in Washington.

S.C. Bar Pro Bono Program Launches Interactive Legal Help Website

New site gives public around-the-clock access to legal help

Harmon Makes It Official, Files To Run For House Seat

Harmon vying to fill Tom Corbin's vacated seat.

Sen. Lee Bright Looking to Challenge Lindsey Graham

Says he's met with donors to discuss possible run.

Sen. Lindsey Graham: Obama's Fiscal Cliff Proposal 'A Joke'

Senior senator says on Face the Nation that administration has made a 'political calculation.'

5 Things to Buy With $500 Million

If you win tonight, what will you buy?

Jesse Jackson Jr. to Resign from Congress

Jackson, the son of Greenville native and civil rights leader the Rev. Jesse Jackson, has been under investigation by the House Ethics Committee.

Law Student Running For District 17 House Seat

Roy Harmon, 28, is running for the House seat vacated by Tom Corbin.

Greer Soldier Killed in Afghanistan

The Department of Defense said Sunday that Sgt. Channing Hicks, 24, of Greer, was killed in action.

Businessman Announces Bid For Vacated S.C. House Seat

Mike Burns says he will run for the District 17 seat in the S.C. House of Representatives.

Mount Pleasant Officials Turn To Greenville For Ideas

Members of the Mount Pleasant Town Council met with Greenville Mayor Knox White to help direct their vision of a major road project in their own municipality.

Registration Up, Turnout Down in Greenville County 2012 Election

There were 35,792 additional registered voters in this election, but only 67.3 percent of all registered voters participated — down from 76.5 percent in 2008.

Reece's Longshot Senate Bid Falls Short

Tommie Reece, who battled over the summer just to get her name on the ballot, gave incumbent Sen. Mike Fair a battle, but couldn't unseat him.

Where Do I Vote and Who's On the Ballot in Taylors?

Don't forget to vote! Find your poll location and ballot summary in Taylors.

Record Voter Turnout Possible Tuesday

Absentee voters indicate a turnout rivaling 2008.

Dept. of Revenue Provides Timeline of Security Breach

This timeline breaks down all that has transpired since the potential cyber attack was brought to the attention of the South Carolina Department of Revenue Oct. 10.

Reece Lays Out Moderate Message At Forum

Reece talks about taxes, schools in forum at Travelers Rest High School.

Paul Ryan, Family Arrive for Friday Fundraiser in Greenville

The Republican vice presidential candidate waved to the media and then ducked into a dark SUV to leave Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport Thursday night.

Paul Ryan To Arrive at Stevens Aviation Thursday Night

The Republican vice presidential candidate is attending a private fundraiser Friday morning.

School Board, Senate Candidate Forums Tonight

Voters looking for more information upon which they can make their decision on election day have an opportunity Thursday.

Sid Cates, Candidate for Greenville County Council District 20

Cates was first elected in May 2006.

Butch Kirven, Candidate for Greenville County Council District 27

Kirven is the incumbent candidate and was first elected in November 2004.

Paul Fallavollita, Candidate for Greenville County School Board District 17

Fallavollita decided to file as a candidate earlier this year during National School Choice Week.

Bob Taylor, Republican Candidate for Greenville County Council District 22

Taylor is the incumbent candidate and was first elected in November 2000.

Joy Grayson, Candidate for Greenville County School Board District 17

2012 will be Grayson's first time running for public office.

Elizabeth Seman, Republican Candidate for Greenville County Council District 24

Seman was first elected to this seat in November 2008

Steve Loftis, Republican Candidate for Sheriff In Greenville County

Loftis has served as Greenville County's Sheriff since January 2003.

Emotional Grayson, Defiant Reaves Speak At Greenville Forum

Joy Grayson, who is running for the Area 17 seat on the Greenville County School Board, became emotional when she spoke about her passion for public education.

Sen. Jim DeMint Speaking In Upstate Today

DeMint taking his "Save Small Business tour" to the Upstate.

4th District Congressional Candidate Jeff Sumerel Signs 'Just Representation' Pledge

A third party candidate for the 4th Congressional Seat in the U.S. House of Representatives pledged Saturday to not seek campaign financial contributions, among other promises.

South Carolina Holds Earthquake Drill Thursday

The Great Southeast ShakeOut will begin at 10:18 a.m.

Congressional Candidate Sumerel to Sign Public Promise

If elected as the 4th Congressional District representative, Jeff Sumerel promises to accept no financial contributions, express no opinion, hold one-term, and implement a secure online voting system

Former Obama Campaign Co-Chair Speaks To SCGOP In Greer

Artur Davis, who just four years ago spoke at Democratic National Convention in support of Barack Obama, railed against the president Thursday at a SCGOP event in Greer.

What Time is the Vice Presidential Debate?

Here are details on Thursday's debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman Paul Ryan.